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Chiefs HC Andy Reid told reporters Wednesday that WR Tyreek Hill (quad) would not practice.

This is expected as Hill is going to log as few reps at practice as possible prior to each week's game.

Tagovailoa returns after a three week absence to face the Jaguars. While the matchup is great the Dolphins are without two of their top receivers: Will Fuller (IR), DeVante Parker (hamstring) and potentially a third in Preston Williams (core) who is listed questionable.

Tagovailoa's return is a boost to Miami’s offense after Jacoby Brisset averaged an unremarkable 5.4 yards per attempt. Tagovailoa has streamable appeal but don’t view him as anything more than a mid-range QB2 for Week 6.

Chiefs WR Tyreek Hill (quad) is questionable for Week 6 against the Washington Football Team.

Hill is going to be allowed as much time to rest during the week as possible. He is expected to play against one of the worst defenses in football.

Dolphins QB Jacoby Brissett (hamstring) is questionable for Week 6 against the Jaguars. This after Tua Tagovailoa returns to start after practicing Friday.

The Dolphins were going to start Tua as soon as he was ready, so the switch was expected.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill missed his second straight practice with a quad injury.

Tyreek picked up the quad injury against the Bills during Sunday Night Football and has been unable to take the practice field. He will likely need to get some work in tomorrow to be cleared to play, so this is a situation for fantasy managers to monitor closely. Tyreek is currently our second ranked receiver for Week 6.

The Dolphins officially designated QB Tua Tagovailoa to return to practice from IR.

Related players: Jacoby Brissett

Ian Rapoport tweeted that HC Brian Flores said Tua was throwing and doing well, perhaps a good sign he can play in Week 6, which is a game in London against the Jags. Brissett is dealing with a hamstring injury but was able to finish in Week 5, so if Tua can't go, it remains to be seen of Brissett can.

Don't look now, but Hunter Henry is starting to heat up a bit. Over the last two weeks, Henry has been able to find his way into the end zone and Sunday's win proved to be the best statistical outing of his Patriots career.

Related players: Jonnu Smith

Numbers-wise, Henry was targeted by Mac Jones a team-high eight times and hauled in six receptions for 75 yards, which included a 13-yard touchdown that evened the score up at 22. While it has taken Henry some time to truly be an impactful piece in this New England offense, he has been a reliable outlet for Jones from the jump, catching 20 of his 26 targets on the year. This combination should only get stronger as the season goes along and both players get more comfortable within the offense, the story went on to say.

Dolphins coach Brian Flores said Tua Tagovailoa threw today and he's hopeful he can practice this week.

Related players: Jacoby Brissett

This was supposed to be the plan all along, a Week 6 return, and looks to be good news for the Dolphins that Tua is on track. The Dolphins need a win and will travel to London to take on the Jaguars. Fantasy owners should know Tua's status for Week 6 well in advance, especially with it being an early morning game.

Seahawks WR D'Wayne Eskridge (concussion) will miss Week 5 against the Los Angeles Rams according to John Boyle of the Seattle Seahawks.

This is three straight weeks where Eskridge is out because of a concussion. All that matters at the moment is his health.

Dolphins WR Will Fuller broke a finger in Sunday’s loss and is expected to be week-to-week, sources say. More bad news after a rough day.

Related players: Jaylen Waddle, Albert Wilson, Preston Williams, DeVante Parker

Fuller's status is in doubt for Week 5 and possibly longer. The loss of Fuller should be good news for Waddle who sits behind Parker in the pecking order. Next up are Wilson and Williams who could battle for WR3 snaps. The Dolphins have struggled to push the ball down field with Jacoby Brissett at QB.